The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-04 00:00:00

, - Jackson Said he t bokight Lord,Masse rpene very weak in his understanding, 'and 'evilly to' be impoicd ii pun, • 141 heard hirtymakespetches 4ddressing 'Mrs. ill'ackbvirit 'as the 'Lord Chancellor on the woolsack,' and . on these ocelsion4 he would c:,11 up the servants . to 'he doorof d:drawing-room to th.-dr lion. Witness - did 'not consider him capable, pf conduaing 11'13 business. He never settled his aeeonnts nor recvi . yed his rents, nor did witness ever net: moiN2y or a A...itch in his po,seSsion. It rs .Black 'iltsyrwallti . Lady Mas,ereene, often: said hint that his hi u: her had rubbed him, that his mo- CIL',I; 1014 an intlinntli VVOITIR9, and that if she thought 16:4 niOt heaven,. she would nOt.wiib to Iy.l 11; , ; I,4:irdship'revlitxt, viu:.Ll not wisii 'to lice• you -irt such ;company." 4 ,,k2r31 a tc), it pplit.:t,i C U witn es s - to have -several . people taken ..11) at Antrim; bitt wittietfs-refased. doing so, and shoi;ld get himself made ,a Maglitrato, and then he might aic.t a he thought , bot.. • .1.01(1 , 41'1p then .Went out of 'the worn, and I Ma'swceL;in said, " Why did you give him that ad-. ? tic nut fit for being a Magistrate or any . Witness has' beard and seen testator Spe,dc and aa very indecently in the -presence, of Mrs. BlaclOaru and Mi4s O'Doran.• He sometimes would 'sn.ind in, his shirt beforn'a locilti%. ! oasii, in a 46 x i ti g awi t ide, ond would prose kiinself,-when rhoisgt he 'put 111.1 - -a good blow,'anct would say, a• eel little Massa." Upon one oecasien, oiler an attitbsiit'wbicii testator 1 , 1 s wear, as sl u g 'said site knew A hat % , ,vas right Witness does not bekit:Vl . ,olllA. c of ssialcfsist, 3 WM. . • Lir.ut; 3. S. WCullongh said, that ! : he knew the. late I Ditastiereene..` He was a: wij4 man, and he 'never ii.et the litLe ' of , ; might-be very. easily , imposed olio's, and :be Made tin. dupe us :my s.tiu. LONDON : Printed by_ Itl'elflAßD HARRIS, of)60, 4, £44r ; d • At the kitni.Onits, N. 112; Strathi rwk re (.Irtici4 1 Published by Wfl. LI Air km IGLR lITS, Solitli :or the Paper, I.4liers th2.l":•likr, &c. (I;l3sl.pailt), t ' 4 ,11.4: Cif t4 4l,t4,-4 1 4_4,'n . - o t t atfv 7 4 " tYlt " 41t 1 ' if' t ,L 1 .4 F A t. Cr , Nt'.lz,tl 7 :lltENE Gi,ollfilt 3"111:: COtrt4teLl4i OF MASSEItiI4ENE, Tiff; w .. 044 ;;;.H. ~r. AS '#? Hrt Ti ..NnA ;g4l ,:t,ii i _ , cal „1,. i if b t ' ' 1 I A. • its ulij e tt , 9 ap i, ~, , c ,t, r,I, o ~e rh i)e l e) - . the Hil e !ttslicie , ' t.iio tt lie, and a Jory of the UAW ty of 4 1 9trrqt . ,'0 '',lotid.:..iy the ::.Ifhh vit. • The,f,riii,titrli l iini-kl'thr. ,- , l:ti e :1; lien' at law of the tat' .',l.'*l-.1.1:.,,,-,yee':' .1 ' l•e ) ed 1, ells elaim-e under Ite . 'Will of th.,.. la!, , 'Lai ; a,,:i the substaotiai ( 1 0, stion tO be deternom,d w:l , i, the sanity of the Teslatot :.it the time of -i0:11,in , ,,; it. The followin!, ' Lre the elLEßl , oints,given in evidence for the De- hiniatits, • Alr.',J;iins PAtort,.linen-riterchnt, t , aid he knew . the alto li.:dri i.,1 Ml,..., , ;ereene, find ,Aas witness, to the i . • sigtlitg f.t his wij, which wabt dated ~ March .26,,,' 1 t").1. His Lordship wa; alien in a seued and dis.;' l' 4 'qLll-`, - ; state of mind. -wine days after the will was • signcii, Lord Nlailfreetie'sAid to. Ititit'i althOugh he , had 6:wit a witness to the ss ill, he. .iid not enjoin' , secrecy, and ifany one asked, he rigs , acknowledge . to it. He heard Lady Massereene retfiest his Lord.... : H ship would buy a carriage, but he refusect; she said. she hail monev , and would buy one ; he answered, you hive no bUt what is mine, aid pan shalt I not buy one.. 1, 7 p0n , one occasion his Lordship • Asked witness for a draft on London tor SUL which • witness dew on Fletcher, Shaw, and Darlington,. ' ono gate his Lordship, who examined 'it very mi- , nutely, 'observing that be had fdrtnerly been itn pose,.,t cn , . , Mr.. Richird Waring, who made the testator's will, said that he does not.think tit Lady Masse recite Was in the room when the will was signed ; that the will was in tunforinity to the wish of Lady IVassereene, but does not think that it was at her request i for it appeared to him, that if she ba(l, ask ed him to niake it, it would be, the worst way to suet red, but believes she might take every means in her power to get it. Believes that 'Lord Maissereene signed several d..e.ds to Whaky without reading theM, At the time when the witness received or• • ders to draw the xvill, he had' been at Antrim to teeeice instrottiens to propose an injundion bill.— Lord M. then ,said, " Mr. Waring, I have _beet) fiequently speakittg to you about drawing' up my will ; why is it not tione,i7 Witness replied— . ' Your Lerdship certainly has mentioned it to me, but never gav,e ,me the necessary instructions." His I,,,rdship replied; " You cannot do it too soon,' :lad it will be a very short will, for I intend leaving ail 1 have to Lady Massereene." -His , LordWp then btought him the draft 'of a will, which was all in the 'hand-writing of Mr. Case ', ment, except two or three, words by Lord MiiAe.; - recite. Lipou reading it over, witness said this seemed to be ditrerot from what he had -spoken of, as It only L , .avdlier the estate for life. IE3 Lot d ship,said, " Is it : po3sibl4 ; I meant it fur ever gind be seemed very much diipleaie ; with Mr. Case inetit,f9i.- having Writtee it 'so. His Lordship to.' marko +at the Ilaille.3 of the couaties in Which Ins eitate4.4. .yvere' not inethintic,l". -Witness cli c k he lt did Aiot,l, i tit , :,... (hilt ,way ;JeCt:.,Saly • but it should be done. -;': : :61,6 w 1,4i:14 h! !, it muSt be ,written on . parehm`en ~ not tipui, p,,,per. Will:' mitness'eenine •awo,y, , Lord Mitsj;-'re , :t; , .! ~ .' ude abodt near ' utiles with butl i and before partin , „ his Lordship slid, " \\filen you,ychut.4;;Jiti we;11 the ~, , •:11; I wish y ,, u would Dritipope it ie;10 with you, fur they ;11-( ,, such ras. eals9p?,:bek a1:,...t Anti itu, that I s'hould not .0k any of t facnt to Wnwess Loy will. Accotdingly when ' wikupss haardraWn cot the will, he asbed Mr. Gra "9l,4) 4c:coup:my bin) to Antrim Castle, and they arrived there . in the evening; 'titter talking' ,o.lie time with o L9rd Massereene, his Lordship said, that baying,got a cold, he wished to go trilled . , iihifAvonld sign the will To the morning. - Next• Morning after - breakfast, wiincsA liandA the wilt to Lord !hassle. recite 5 , his 1,0rd,d4 did not read it: aloud, but tield ' it hi las 'hand,, J oe continued ItrAing at It , fur - 6 tiqh a kiigtb el tune as 44ve_the witi t eSti'reAsea tobeheye • laitiai itiatliiig it. .I`he will was t nett rxrcute4, in litesence of the witness, and 'nig,' Lordship. appeared at:tht tt,;w to be in a ...ound div.posable.minn. „He alivays found hint very particular in reading any.pa , •ph he had to Sign. - • '-' Both these 4 - totesso weft,' cross-examioed as to theitediatoes.state of. mind, noil a vttricty of tritio4- odious , were referred to, but their evieenee was, less soncluSive than that brought by the l'laiptiti's. __, ,_,. _ ~ , .. . ''. ~ tilyinoNce FOlt THE PLAINTIFF. Vrti . • Blackburn nal ' Ito complete management of burying the &die% triU-WvetasVpanigtheN9the ihim, and the condua of .his relations was her con-, cart'. I wonder if it was . plaiibleAthatlOU could' have stint theme. She spoke very dive: petit frilly of ' persuaded ItirtsAttptvison'Jhe dog-04 , dpoP toy Ere,. Intitber - ,' and eirite in a boat stk.- exprcssed herl" in j Ma'am, ii you had not quitted dm stage, the death thki'most. indeeeut terries (we Shalt wit repeat them s would have affOrded au' excellent bubjett for a - She often spoke of his brother Willi4m as• j drums in which you might have mile your fort One. ii r,=K-21 and a r-obb , ,r, and said th a t hie; old mother " Mrs. S c —Mr. Egan, what do you meat)? witch % . I.'ith.ti'rej'AVVlV '.veils her crimes, and that hell " MrA.—Oh, Ma'am, I mean nothing at • all -- would never h e full till she was there. Sometimes but permit me to go on t.. desctioe how charming 1:f stator Notlfdtitte it into his he , id to diie on the the scene would have hem . There we would have PLitiono on 'To roof of the houce, upon these , had the dear . little dog lying on the carpet, and Lady oce:l•iions it ) as ncce cars to hoist up chairs, tables, MaSSCII;eIIO weeping over it. Den 'we w 0 ,31,1 have an't prclvisidrts; by a-ptilley. The company aseena- e had Lord Massereeneweepog over Lilly' Massereene. by a si , ;all 'ladder in the inside of the house', and Next we wuuid have [tad t tie ' A 01 the dog ; they had scarcely .begun dialler, he last of all, the. interesting ex; bibition of the kvou;il rise up and say he would sit no lOnger there, .Inner - 4, attended by filly lags in white scads. ar.d in a moment order chairs, table, and dinner, t o What a rich co:Ile:lion 01 incidents this would have inkvered into one of the rooms. Atter playing at i been ! Clicker, he would lay the bats on a sofa in the drw.v. " Alrs. S.—Mr„ Evil yen are very Jude. ing•roOm, and send Lady Massereene from the din- " Mr. E.—Upon my ma'am, I cannot help ing-rooin tE , t; if they were sweating. Ho said he it. I well reeilledyour fir.t appearance. uever kew n any'riatt that had lived from the crea— " Mrs. S.—So do I, Sir, when; upon a certain tion, but belietted that by a proper exercise a man occasion, you (ergot:your gown. Inistit ha made' tri live for ever; 'has'otteu heard • " Mr. yes, 'Ma'am—such things do him, slag obscene songs, and 'ihst very indecently be• sometimes happen, and we really wish to forget fore ladies. 'Whehe , ,er Mrs. Blackburn wonted to them; but I was only expressing my regret that you inflame hint against any one, she would call him a should have left like stage, when you might have` rebel., 'lle had a siren memory, and often recited made a fortune. passages from Skakesptar. Sometimes he would " Mrs. S,-- . :Yes, Sir, if I had continued on the call his servants, make then) read speeches, and stage,,and possessed half of your effrontery, lulled' Ellett laugh at their performance. He was of very perhaps have made my fortune; but, Sir, when ytm weak judgment, nearly approaching to lunacy : he speak Of my former husband Kale, I must to it you, 'leiter had any money, nor wore a watch. . that whatever irdships attended his fortune in iik; This witness was cross-examined as to an, applica- Leheertelly ,sic.ired their) with him. Burt he made to Lord Massureene tinr the loan of 201'. Mr. ,E.—Madain," you, may go down—l have And also to his having , addressed. two poems to no more questions." his Lordship, twin-which it w4s to he insinuated On Tuesday, after all the evidence had been gone that he had not always thought so,lowly of the tea. r through, Mt. I h irton addressed the Jury on the part tafor. - of the Defendant ; and he 4ag Wowed by the So.' William Clarke; Lek said, that he did not consi- licitor-General for the Plaintiff. 'lime Learned Judge der Lord Alassereene capable of managing bis.af, t afterwards chard the Jury, who then retired, and fairs, and that Mrs. Blackburn usually transacted -the • continued in consultation till Wednesday afftrtioon, business. Heard her once soy, iu reience of his when,,by consent of the partici, thxy were permitted - Lordship, that his father ought to have had his right to adjoura until. the oust mottling, when they found hand .cut off when lie signed an old. lease,,to which a vcraiia for thellaitifiti. his Lordship added, " Yes, by G—d, and he shpuld have been hinged ark yon tree," Mr. W. Williams and Mr. E. Sower), Apothecary„.. Dublin, was also examined as to the strange conduct! of the Testator. DISSOLVED. lames. Potter, jun. George I luabou, anti Kiciurd Winstanler, ot M4menFikto, merctiar. jereo)iiiit It.iciukt Lowe, of *Alton, Southamp. Mrs. Sewen said,; that in 1802, Lotd and Lady M. with O'Doran, his daughters, and some servants, lock lodgings at her house. She made imptiry whe ther they were married,. and was, assured they were. She had several conversations with all of ihern, and ibund Lord M. to be a 'very polite and welt-infortned than he Spoke French, fluently, and his conversa tion was extremely agreeable. She had previously heard a report that he was lunatic; but she then thought if he was a lunatic, he was the pleasantest 'one that ever she had met with.' He certainly, ho , .e. ever, , was weak in his intelleets, and nor very fit to mamige business; she thought, however, that it he was capable of r atonal enjoyment, he was greatly to be pitied, for tic bad no amusements. 'Witco he went in a crrriage, some person went with him; but when left alone, he was shut u, in a room with a servant. One evening she bad a conversation with the fatuity, and wai informed that old Lady Masse recut:. %rag supposed to he men expiring. Lord•Mas .iereerte. rut. the devils 'kv. 1,4,4ding.4u eonveyi her soi l ! to Nell. White coind help expressing •fier iudigtation, upon whioi Lady M.issereene said, ' 4 I did . not him the old I idy, for she did not like inc." • Recoiieas a rnii.t 'extraordinary occur rence respcetiog' the death of a ,clog. When the dog, became Massereene took it out in the ~ ariiage in order to 'obtain Medical advice. She brought it •hoUre, took it to the drawing-room, made . 0 sad lanientatim. 'Witness went in to i.now ,was the tfratter ; ske beheld the dog iying un carpet, Lady .M. on her knees weeping, over i., and 'Laid', M. by her side consoling her.' His Lordsiiip. ultra took the dog in'his :trills, arid. , carr'o it to all open wilidow to give it a little air; after sonic tune' lie 'brought it in, and laid it'again aet the carpet; Lady M.. texelaimed the dog Was ieg 'fast, it was certainly gone. His. Lordship! assured her that it was not, and told her that lid had Well many people die, but that' was not the , wily they died ; amid in Order to convince het that the deg was not, so near death as she' supposed, ht wotiht sheet/ tier the manner in 'which . pecridle commonly' .died ; he then stretched himself on . themarpet, -con tinued quiet ter a little time; then turned litinself Treni side to side, bea,an to distort his features, s . tard?' With his eyo, threw abanchis arms, work himself into the appearance - of convulsions, and then expire. this being coucluded, hr teturned to Lady M. and the dog. The "witness their left tiler*, taut!<re 'tiired to her, own room: In the morning she found all the family in extreme distress, for the dog was attually (lead; the cattcase Was suffered to remain some time in the:drawing-roam, and towards the evening was carried into the: bedroom of Miss - ' °Toren to bd waked; 'neat day a number of people cum( to her . . bonsai, atuotig whom was a plumber With a lead , cotlin tor the dog, and a carpenter with - Ov . ter shell;:'l7he plumber's account was 41. 11s. When the Carcase Voris put into the coffin, a ear was premed to carry it to Antrim - Castle, andvbsitive orders were 4 iOn that 50 dogs. shoulrl attend the tUtietal in white scarfs; and that ail the dogs of the should also be 'present: [Ari a specimen of the style of cross-examination ihed at the Irish Bar, we copy the following Vef baChtli , . . Crosi-exanthied by Mr. Jr • Ma'ain, I think, if I am hot mistalwri, that you were mati.t.d to one ,Ic,ellie, , a ficller 'r . , 8.---And pray, Mr. Egan, what has that to do with the matter I ere not eshamed : Of haVing . ceen married to. Mr. Kellie. 11 m k.;.--4,44. not ill the least, A/blare ; it has certainly nothing : do in this metter at all; but hoW urotherit came very foolishly into my head.--- 1 raye: Madam, .noy X tare tits liberty-1,04 you AserqAbcf Qri the stage--and I have a laint„recollec . titre , t4l)'ottt,theatt icel talents. , - £4ll o ;Sy r e 7 4.te.l wliet matter of that, though have bean on thelitege---you are very. gross. I muit cOntle i s I am greis.,allovitr, Th kuevocetetniiyas Ito matter wht:Elter, )0 , 1 Imre, hepp . , :.l oo . ;1 0 :. 1101— , a) that atter . . . tqp, mereerzt. • I autei [lest anti RiclLuil Best, of Chatham, brewers. I:Art:Atx..ll) l'rc4toit ,ILt 'l hu,iirs Sli.tekletva, or Settle, York, ,' • , `imin "Pew it[ Ruts, jot;e011 Lawrer,ce Daryall, Mordecai An klrcyis, od Tuomas I;.tripoury, OS COlesll.lll-glVizt i COLLOR .uild IN , WIC:.r,I•IO4IIttIi,ctUrCIS. Pisa 14):, 54111Uc1 . A.n.kr:: , ,,, IVillifirn Forbes, F. H. Eliir, l'At. Sititieri,on,' Rictw.t lolinstu t i i 4 ow Patrick ithtxtuo, of Edniburgir, banker;. . . . Barker litwl,l, Wi..tuitt 114rris, Wm. Nlilnes, lohn 11iInes. ,• - Aci,:in 1 1 .?:.liey, 4114 Peter Ilunc4 of Cresbrook, Derby', icottvit-:;i.it;tv:rs,' ... .. ._ Michael IValkt.i . ;:i4tiiarnitt Mud, John 13,0y5, and William Daykin, of coal-merchants. Saini,ci Scutt, lfarrisi Robt.rt uatnett, and Nathan.' P;tliner, cI ileraranhaty, coral:cults. toi in atv:i ckNll.l . .a of LlishopSgate•street, ,‘,ll kminas, Altr ‘V G hritite, jun. of Lud sga; ..-s; met vers. loan: I. tiller JIM I Will i'liViCll, of Ucktield, Sussex, slit- Leona. AV I. Lownds, I3tnes jorr. Lown(li, • Vi.'l)lk Lowo,t6, eto:(1.V1111.41111111wit, ut Itutit4w, tiLli;tn.rnatitttaCtovvrti. :11...z0t),..%), (4M Gt10;.:11, Brook .sircet Gt - c)vciiur.ptit43re, upitotttcrs. ion% b , rt . y ant/ I)inott IlrookJ, ut ()!ri ittailti•Stre2t, paper. The Society for the Revival of the Irlilt Harp bad their annusd dinner at Belfa4t, 'an the 17s11 ult. The venerable Lirper, O'NttiLl• entertained the lovers , of harmony with several nation hi airs; and Nir: ConY performed Somefavourite.airson the pipes.. The: meeti4 was gratified with an exhibition of an interesting. tri.nre:— , eight blind boys, suoporteci, clothed, and instruoed ()billy...harp, by the,'Society, were admitted, and Played ;tionie airs : , as a Speciatcn of tii?ir pi'ogress, highly flattering to their aged. teacher, ' • A Silver Medal,.in cemmentoration of the Abbli ton of the - Slave Trade, designed and. executed by .. l aminet,t :.Artists , has; we understand,' ~_been pre iented to the Driti,ih -Mnseitin'hy some Gentlemen for the'abore •pitrpose. Ott one side the is a per- trait of WILLIANI WILBERFORCE; Eql. -M.P. !roan.; p model taken by"hts 'pertnission. ()11 the reverse, pre several! figures, happily eXpressive of the truly Christian ~ A6t of our Legislature in putting an end to that iniquitotist traffic. L-Istl'ulesclay the apartments of ,Silo -a Turkish merehant,,in the Little MinOries, .%.vere. robbed. of .a watch .s outs with. preciOus stones,. a large quantity of Turkish vest ments and shawls,.byanative.olintlig.narne Sayhed, 17 yearsoftage, whom the merchant took in through onmanity;',he having stated that tie was trepanned helndia, and put ,on board aship s.a sail Or. The.. tin •f has absconded, .and is supposed to,have gone hieboardsome ahip,. on his return to India. • -On Thursday ',night, the tith ult. as : Jeffrey &thin, E,q. et Croxdale,. was returning home from Drtrham, one of his servants, a young luau, of ex cellent charaoter;:upfortunately,losti his lite by, being thrOwn froM his horse over ,the., battlement t 1 Sou clerlan&bridve i n to t h e . . / CORONER'S 1NC1145T......A.11 inquishion was taken yesterday,' at the house of Mr. I).,lheasie, in Oxford 'Boat!, on the body , of IJairiet Fiecham' a.servarif, who was killed by falling throm , ,h sky-light. The evidence disclosed sorne It that the deceased, who lived servant at the nest house, and other titetvand4naid servants, frequetely met together at the tops of the houses, which wai night, In 000sequit , hccv of : the case on Thursday some alarm; they separated in a hurry,. and the-cle-' ceased slipped off the leads on to 2 skrlight, 'which broke acct' et her into Mr. atihousie's'-r3tloet, whilst the family.Avere at supper. She t.ii in a fer..; hours atter, of a fracture she hod reci!iveti oa•the , head. Vcrditi---Acchlentat Death. •- This week proselmts at Somerset IMIC'! the !me restimg scene, before die Lottery CorminiJsiolier , t, of cutting of the Tickets, anti depthating thi'M n F,;in - 7 tittle's, Where. • i,et such . as have not , yet Oct:0Mo advonturtifs In a Scheme of . ..midi unpariillek!il went take special cite that : they 'Clo not , cht Iltern -4.01114'S ICOOI chime of -part icipm in 01 such variui,, and iromenie b.netts, a.s.aNl`aiti Cltl tho 11:111 hrstant, the, first Day's Drawing ! Ou Frilly morning four de4erteti, itided by a party of I.thatirers, rode on the gourd %vitt) were tfin dut.ttug then on the-Nettleburfdad, ati,! a tremen dous coufliet ensued: Id at t,pd time all escaped, but the vigiinne.! of tit:, cured ibree of them, and a rotati); whom the Cou:d not overtake, they:shut. thus affray - terminated by - a couple of waggots.rs taking part %toil the suldiei-s, and three Labourers were taken into custody: The increase of Zieserters from the ari►my, and the consequent .confinement of tfietri iii th. 4 Isle of Wight, has determined Government lately to or der a second prison-ship to be fitted up tor their,u conunotiation, previous to their bt-ing sept poi for., ,it service. Report lays. that these deserters, wi. 1 , 1 number amount to betwLen 4 and 500, are it) ; to be under an officer's guard,tnd nut a serjerna heretofore. • SNIP NEWS. GRAVISIIID, APRIL 2. rrived,-the Hibberts, Wilson, from Honduras ; A mph+ - trite, Leary, from Rio Janeiro ; Confederacy, Cranki. mason. Hazard, Asphalon, Pindy, Bee, Stons-noa,, Mar. tha hildalena, —, Ellen Maria, Hanna, Hope. `Jag,. and tohanpa, Anderson, from Gottenbiugli ; favourite, Blake, from Gibraltar; and kuckers, Ireland, fr9ll/ St, Darnall°. Sailed—the Dover Castle, and the Taunton Castle, fnr Mentor, Laiwridge, for Malta; lack, Sinclair, for Cadiz; the Wcodbine; Mesons, for Gottenburgh. BIRTHS, On Saturday last, in Charles.street, Lady of William Sturges B ourne , M. P. of a Daugnter. On Sunday Morning last, at Qu een 's Elm, I,lldY Lliz4beth tithe Royall.4s+ly. Brickenden, of a Son. - I.4s*Jy. the Lodz of Captain Deans Dunilas, Navy, at Dauphin'. Bekei ey c are, the M 441 I f . On Tuesday last, at Ey% Sattlo, Esq. to Mass Sewell. On Sat _ilia) , last. at Northampton, Mr. Charles Dodd; to Miss Sutton, eldest daiikitet car `V;lpecac SWUM. Esq. Ontha 17th ult. at f utr t 1 ,, North ltritaiu, folui t)uwnK, Esq. of Threadneedlastrett. Merchant, to Miss Mary show, third drighter ret rho last Phan Shaw, Eiq of Muirtown. Lately, S. P. Yana's, LLD of Doctors' Commons, to Miss Want daughter - DI the late Llitistout Ward, at GOA Catnotidgrshira. _.-. DIED. On the pth nit, ageLt 6 3 1. Jane the . teliet of Cysbert Vert V. , ns't , Lieut . Londotv, Mercha nt. On Saingiay 1 at nettusal-green, aged 64, Mrs. Ka. • chael eaus, triu,,vr of T. T. Fans. Estl• The s.ing thy, his house in Ilentietta.street, Cavan. dish-squdre, int youngest son of Samuel liosanquet, Esq. . aKett nine tuonths. On Sunclay utqrning last, at his haute ill FOlClliltal-StrCetip Tllolll4s Oaviv, Esq. taw day: . ; since, at Longlandit„ near tlolkhani, Mr. Edo MIA Wr.srit, woo becn near l'arthing Steward to J.W.. Luke, Esq. NI.1). for Nortutic. LONIAIN PIAR&F.TS, sec. RETURN OF SVI4F.A. - 1' IN MAIM-LA:4E, . Dv .$l6 - .: - s. 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Ss. °rt. to 7 1 . mown Ss. at , to V. &L. fork. 6s. 64. to 7i. ()d o Lamb 7s. "to Bs. 84. . ----r , ['LUCE OF LEATiitilt (per lb.) Al 1.1 7 .A.1)1tN11A1. 1.* Butts, io to s6tb. each . . .19d. to ltd. Ditto, 56 to etilb. - . . 13 ,1. to 2pl. hlerebaote Hacks, . .ryrt . so 2.0- I.kesting iiides, - Ply 1. to fineCoacb Hides, . . - 19r1. to 11 1' Crop Ilgdes, 4i to'.plb. for cutting . 1136 d, to l)itto, 3a to 40lb. " • . . 17id. to tor-. LalfSkini, 3 0. to 40ib. Ad. .to 'pl. per lb -1);tc 5.3 to 70). 34;1. so ,ibiFt. per lb. 1.)i;! J, 7? to data. 3.00 'to '3lsit. pet lb. Sit: i s7.i to pid, pet lb., MO. to lea. per ',piano Coat —I, to -a. . I ties, a , 7d. -to stint. per lb. Des fo S s d: v i r at t:,.« , .Milt fl t. to 2s. Horic ,;stv-ep Ili • • a t to • sg, cM reits PRICE OF 'FALLOW. St. j Nrilei't Markei ss.. 34. Town Tallow 911 f. 6,4° Chne MAtitet , 4 -'• +i-, Yellow Ruisia oistt ' 6 .., , ‘-Vi,ii. ,, , - I, , Apel Markets,. s.-t. . White de. 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